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Maximum function nesting level of '250' reached, aborting! #281
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Funny thing is, if I instead do:
or
It works |
I have tried switching back to the initial 3.0.0 release, but the error is the same. Guess I haven't used |
Guess I haven't used find in a while as well, @canfiax. Just so you know: activating |
I'm also having this error, but for the version 2.5.0. I had to rollback to version 2.4.2. |
@igorsantos07 When i call find() (or all() and probably any other database action) i get memory exhaused because of a infinite loop:
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@ManiacTwister, would you provide us with a gist of the affected model, the Igor Santos
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I just ran into this issue myself. Looks like laravel/framework@ca15fe7 removed |
+1 Same problem. Please fix it.
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@weyforth got it right, the issue is in the snippet by @shtricul. This is a pretty small fix, related to changed in Laravel between 4 and 5. The weirdest thing is it only happens sometimes, when it should happen every time we do any kind of find, I think. The fix will be published soon on 3.4.2, as this is a bugfix for an internal API. However, PLEASE use caution when updating, I'm not entire sure it would not bring any troubles with it. |
Having run 3.0.0 successfully, after recently updating using
composer update
I get the following error, when I do:Returns:
This worked before running composer update.
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